
I've always been intrigued by the proscenium that a loading dock creates. Always something mysterious going on inside, and/or a lot of curious equipment.
Crossroads Mall, Bellevue

And I enjoy the minimalist graphical elements of a family of doors...
Pacific Beach, WA

What with the battering from trucks and forklifts, as well as grafitti after-effects, you can get some nice weathering effects.
Bellevue

Most of the time the doors are closed.
Totem Lake, Kirkland WA

Typically the color palette is subdued in the back of a business, so this red is a striking highlight. The tree is a whimsical touch.
Kent, WA
And, it has to be said, the tree is the only bit of green in an otherwise completely utilitarian environment.
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